Focus areas
The challenge
In many markets, the constraints are structural barriers – not a lack of capital.
The world needs a financial system that works effectively alongside governments, industry, and development institutions to deliver investment at scale.
The challenges are most acute in emerging markets and developing economies – where the opportunity is also greatest. It is estimated that there is a $3.2 trillion transition-finance opportunity in emerging markets and developing economies by 2035, with nearly half expected to come from private finance sources.
Areas of focus
Expanding investment opportunities
Working alongside countries and industry to expand the number of investable projects ready for private capital, including through support for country platforms and sector-specific initiatives.
Partnering with public financial institutions
GFANZ helps support multilateral development banks and development finance institutions to strengthen their abilities to mobilize private capital.
Strengthening enabling environments
GFANZ engages with global stakeholders to help support market conditions that enable private capital to flow into clean and resilient energy, industry, and infrastructure projects at scale.